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Leaders must start asking hard questions to extrapolate complicated solutions to phenomenon that increasingly influences, if not yet dominates, our lives. How does the intelligence community begin to make sense of the overwhelming need to safeguard the cyberspace? 

Securing the cyberspace will get worse before it gets any better, warned Adm. Michael Rogers, USN, director of the National Security Agency and commander of U.S. Cyber Command. “The very technical foundation of the world we’ve created with the Internet of Things is going to exacerbate [security vulnerabilities], not make it easier.”

The U.S. Senate passed the controversial Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act on Tuesday, paving the way for private companies to share cyberthreat information not just with each other, but with the government. But a vocal opposition to the measure took to social media during the Senate’s debate, calling on lawmakers to defeat the bill because it will tantamount to sanctioned government spying on citizens.

What does the CIA's Project Acoustic Kitty have in common with zombie home appliances? The answer can be found in three letters: IoT. Left unchecked, the Internet of Things poses notable threats, both commercially and militarily.

Small businesses doing work for the U.S. Defense Department pose serious cybersecurity concerns, in part because of their limited resources to invest in technical and practiced security measures, the U.S. Government Accountability Office stated in a recent report about small businesses cyber practices.

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